The Black Hole

[skippybangkok]

Sorry for any incoherrent ranting..... but just very confused, that my weight at night is more than when i wake up at morning. did not wet the bed or go to the toilet, so just wondering where it went ?

I first thought that "nothing in, nothing out" so should stay the same weight, but that is not correct either. If I only drank water( i.e. 0.5 kg per day, and peed out 0.5 Kg per day, I would still loose weight as would be burning fat ).

So, does that mean when I sleep, I burn i.e. 0.5 of fat at night and put it back on in the morning.....sounds alot.

[Pink Mist]

perspiration possibly

[cm-happy]

Hmm, BLACK HOLE. What a line!! Much too dangerous to touch or comment.

[Naam]

Sorry for any incoherrent ranting..... but just very confused, that my weight at night is more than when i wake up at morning. did not wet the bed or go to the toilet, so just wondering where it went ?

loss of body liquid (=weight) through your skin AND by breathing.

[Farma]

Someone posted information a while back that answers your question.

At night you lose weight from moisture being expelled in your breath. Your loss is a form of dehydration.

Edit, I see Dr Naam typed faster than me.

Edited April 26, 2007 by Farma

[Simmo]

Sounds like you need a high school biology refresher course.

Where does the matter go?

* Respiration in your cells consumes glucose and outputs carbon dioxide and moisture vapour in your breath

* Sweat.

[Naam]

Someone posted information a while back that answers your question.

At night you lose weight from moisture being expelled in your breath. Your loss is a form of dehydration.

Edit, I see Dr Naam typed faster than me.

i put my walking stick on my desk and typed with both hands

[britmaveric]

Any shagging involved?

[skippybangkok]

Any shagging involved?

LOL...thats it Shagging !!

Ok, farting, moisture loss while breathing, Energy + O2 = water + CO2 kinda stuff etc are the reason. I think Moisture is main reason.

Thx..

Edited April 27, 2007 by skippybangkok